place north of the eastern fjords, where February 23 was seen extending from the shore powerful long green jet, unfortunately today again clouded, so question still not desolved.

in the west and south visible narrow bands of green colour, which is probably due to flood and drain water into the sea in these areas...

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In Iceland seems to care seismologists from the office all the earthquakes suddenly ends (although the morning after coming to office also suddenly appear on the map - for all their absence in the office) And yet there is also seems something interesting going on:

it's Fremrinamur volcano [link to www.volcano.si.edu] Volcano Type: StratovolcanoVolcano Status: TephrochronologyLast Known Eruption: 1200 BC (?) Fremrinamur central volcano, NNE of Askja and SE of Myvatn lake, is a volcanic system that is being constructed over the basaltic Ketildyngja shield volcano. Associated fissure systems, including the Sveinar fissure, extend 130 km to the northern coast of Iceland. The Kerlingardyngja shield volcano to the south is also part of the Fremrinamur volcanic system and formed about 6000 years ago. Iceland's renowned Myvatn lake formed as a result of the eruption of the massive 70-km-long older Laxarhraun lava flow from Ketildyngja shield volcano about 3800 years ago.

place north of the eastern fjords, where February 23 was seen extending from the shore powerful long green jet, unfortunately today again clouded, so question still not desolved.

in the west and south visible narrow bands of green colour, which is probably due to flood and drain water into the sea in these areas...

Quoting: Anonymous Coward 35194917

In Iceland seems to care seismologists from the office all the earthquakes suddenly ends (although the morning after coming to office also suddenly appear on the map - for all their absence in the office) And yet there is also seems something interesting going on:

it's Fremrinamur volcano [link to www.volcano.si.edu] Volcano Type: StratovolcanoVolcano Status: TephrochronologyLast Known Eruption: 1200 BC (?) Fremrinamur central volcano, NNE of Askja and SE of Myvatn lake, is a volcanic system that is being constructed over the basaltic Ketildyngja shield volcano. Associated fissure systems, including the Sveinar fissure, extend 130 km to the northern coast of Iceland. The Kerlingardyngja shield volcano to the south is also part of the Fremrinamur volcanic system and formed about 6000 years ago. Iceland's renowned Myvatn lake formed as a result of the eruption of the massive 70-km-long older Laxarhraun lava flow from Ketildyngja shield volcano about 3800 years ago.

Beauty thing! Somebody cutted already few times link on sat shot of green jet from north-east Iceland coast from February , 23. Amazing, but I even clear guess who it was, and this is clearly not topicstarter (OP) Well, here's again :

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In Iceland seems to care seismologists from the office all the earthquakes suddenly ends (although the morning after coming to office also suddenly appear on the map - for all their absence in the office) And yet there is also seems something interesting going on:

it's Fremrinamur volcano [link to www.volcano.si.edu] Volcano Type: StratovolcanoVolcano Status: TephrochronologyLast Known Eruption: 1200 BC (?) Fremrinamur central volcano, NNE of Askja and SE of Myvatn lake, is a volcanic system that is being constructed over the basaltic Ketildyngja shield volcano. Associated fissure systems, including the Sveinar fissure, extend 130 km to the northern coast of Iceland. The Kerlingardyngja shield volcano to the south is also part of the Fremrinamur volcanic system and formed about 6000 years ago. Iceland's renowned Myvatn lake formed as a result of the eruption of the massive 70-km-long older Laxarhraun lava flow from Ketildyngja shield volcano about 3800 years ago.

Beauty thing! Somebody cutted already few times link on sat shot of green jet from north-east Iceland coast from February , 23. Amazing, but I even clear guess who it was, and this is clearly not topicstarter (OP) Well, here's again :

Beauty thing! Somebody cutted already few times link on sat shot of green jet from north-east Iceland coast from February , 23. Amazing, but I even clear guess who it was, and this is clearly not topicstarter (OP) Well, here's again :

distance 50 km Hunter Island volcano [link to www.volcano.si.edu] ...A 100-m-deep, steep-sided crater occupies the NW part of the island, which contrasts with the southern cone, whose summit is filled by a lava dome. Several poorly documented eruptions have been noted since the 19th century. Large streams of lava were reported to be pouring from two craters on the eastern side of the island in 1895; the latest eruption apparently took place from the northern tip of the island...

[link to volcans.blogs-de-voyage.fr] ...21:00: Even though activity is less intense than this morning, seismographs show that the volcano has not completely calmed down. This evening, the Bronte webcam shows strong glow above the summit. Thus, it seems Bocca Nuova is still quite active.

[link to volcans.blogs-de-voyage.fr] ...21:00: Even though activity is less intense than this morning, seismographs show that the volcano has not completely calmed down. This evening, the Bronte webcam shows strong glow above the summit. Thus, it seems Bocca Nuova is still quite active.

[link to volcans.blogs-de-voyage.fr] ...21:00: Even though activity is less intense than this morning, seismographs show that the volcano has not completely calmed down. This evening, the Bronte webcam shows strong glow above the summit. Thus, it seems Bocca Nuova is still quite active.

February 27, 2013 – PERU - Hundreds of small earthquakes have shaken the earth around the Sabancaya volcano in southern Peru over just a few days and the rumbling, along with plumes of smoke spewing up to 320 feet high; have put officials on alert to evacuate the area. Peru’s geological agency Ingemmet recorded some 536 quakes, about 20 an hour, on February 22 and 23 and periodic movement is ongoing. Thousands of people live in the valleys surrounding the volcano. Some have already started to leave the region because the unusual seismic activity has damaged their homes. About 80 homes were damaged by one temblor on February 22, Peru’s national defense office said. The 20,000-foot (6,000-meter) volcano Sabancaya, which means “tongue of fire” in Quechua, has not had a significant eruption in nearly a decade. It sits atop the South America tectonic plate, which forces magma to the surface when it clashes with the neighboring Nazca plate. Ingemmet said the volcano has been releasing huge smoke trails intermittently since January 15 and current seismic activity is similar to that which accompanied an eruption in 1986. Sabancaya, active historically, was dormant for 200 years before erupting into activity several times in the 1980s and 1990s. No casualties were reported at that and the volcano has only experienced small eruptions since. Southern Peru is the home to more than a dozen volcanoes. Sabancaya is about 62 miles from the city of Arequipa, one of Peru’s three largest cities, which was recently hit by heavy rains and flooding. About 1.2 million people live in that city. –Reuters [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

it's only 25 km from Ollague volcanoolcano Type: StratovolcanoVolcano Status: Holocene?Last Known Eruption: UnknownVolcan Ollague, also known as Oyahue, is a massive andesitic stratovolcano with a summit dacitic lava dome. A large Pleistocene debris-avalanche deposit extending westward from the Ollag&#252;e volcano separates the Salar de San Mart&#237;n from the Salar de Ollague...

except Ollague at least 4 other volcanos in radius 50 km...that is especially interesting: not too far from UTURUNKU supervolcano, about 140 km.takink into account that:"Researchers have determined that a large, roughly circular "disc" of land surrounding the volcano, approximately 70 km across..." [link to en.wikipedia.org] really not far.

a little more about UTURUNKU:"has been rising at a rate of 1 to 2 cm per year since at least the early 1990s, making it "one of the fastest uplifting volcanic areas on the Earth", according to volcanologist Shan de Silva" [link to en.wikipedia.org]

[link to www.andina.com.pe] Google translation15:37 They recommend declaration of yellow alert activity SabancayaArequipa, in February. 25 (ANDINA). The Institute of Geology, Mining and Metallurgy (Ingemmet) today advised the authorities to declare "yellow alert" by constant volcanic and earthquake activity volcano fumarolicas Sabancaya emissions in the province of Caylloma, Arequipa region.The yellow alert is linked to the implementation of prevention and preparedness, said the head of the Directorate of Environmental Geology and Volcanic Risk Ingemmet, Marino Jersy...Specific marine since last February 15 fumar&#243;licas increased emissions from the volcano-an almost constant-reaching to more than 1,000 meters above the crater.He recalled that since November 2012 the Ingemmet identified some sporadic increases, which intensified in the mid of this month...On the other hand, remarked that volcanic gas emissions also are already receiving up to 10 and 12 miles from Sabancaya, which is unusual...

[link to www.volcano.si.edu] Volcano Type: StratovolcanoesVolcano Status: HistoricalLast Known Eruption: 2003 Sabancaya, located on the saddle between 6288-m-high Ampato and 6025-m-high Hualca Hualca volcanoes, is the youngest of these volcanic centers and the only one to have erupted in historical time. The oldest of the three volcanoes, Nevado Hualca Hualca, is of probable late-Pliocene to early Pleistocene age. Both Nevado Ampato and Nevado Sabancaya are only slightly affected by glacial erosion and consist of a series of lava domes aligned along a NW-SW trend...

[link to www.wired.com] ...The last eruption at Sabancaya was back in 2003 — one of the handful of VEI 2 and 3 eruptions that have occurred at the volcano since it began erupting again after almost 200 years of quiet. Sabancaya is the younger half of the Ampato-Sabancaya complex. Much like many Andean volcanoes, the largest threats from Sabancaya is going to be explosive eruptions that produce pyroclastic flows — but lahars and other debris flows moving upwards of 30 km down channels on the volcano into the surroundings are also significant hazards. The 1991 eruption of Sabancaya did produce a number of lahars and landslides that resulted in 20 casualties. Over 15,000 people live in villages surrounding the volcano and 250 families living in Maca might need to be evacuated if the unrest continues as they live only ~13 km / 8 miles from the volcano. The nearest large city in Arequipa (population of nearly 1 million), located 75 km / 46 miles to the southeast.

Re: The monsters wakes up ! Katla Hekla Iceland Dead Zone and rift as uniform system ! A lot of others worldwide !

[link to www.youtube.com (secure)] "Hundreds Of Quakes Shake Villages Around Smoking Peruvian Volcano...Thousands of people live in the valleys surrounding the volcano. Some have already started to leave the region because the unusual seismic activity has damaged their homes. About 80 homes were damaged by one temblor on February 22, Peru's national defense office said..."

Re: The monsters wakes up ! Katla Hekla Iceland Dead Zone and rift as uniform system ! A lot of others worldwide !

[link to www.youtube.com (secure)] "Hundreds Of Quakes Shake Villages Around Smoking Peruvian Volcano...Thousands of people live in the valleys surrounding the volcano. Some have already started to leave the region because the unusual seismic activity has damaged their homes. About 80 homes were damaged by one temblor on February 22, Peru's national defense office said..."